Мікрофлора Урогенітального Тракту Жінок Із Неспецифічними Вульвовагінітами Та Вагінозами У Дніпропетровській Області

Abstract

The spectrum of causative agents of nonspecific infections of the women urogenital tracts is studied. It is established that the typical etiological agents of the vaginosis are yeast-like fungi Candida albicans (35.7 %) and Escherichia coli (30.2 %), and the clinical isolates of E. coli (47.3 %) and Proteus mirabilis (15.8 %) are usual for vulvovaginitis. The frequency of detection of the causative agents of inflammatory genito-urinary diseases in women of different age groups varies: strains of E. coli are often found in patients of 1–12 years (47.3 %) and in women of 43–66 years old (36.0 %), but C. albicans – in patients of 18–42 years (39.0 %). High levels of the resistance to penicilline, tetracycline and fluoroquinolone antibiotics in selected clinical isolates of opportunistic microorganisms are determined.